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You may be an organisation with a small HR department or no internal HR support. This is where Wrigleys can help.

You may require someone independent to carry out, for example, an investigation or provide support during a disciplinary process or a redundancy consultation.

Our HR consultants have a variety of experience in the public sector, the third sector and the private sector and can help with such issues as:

  • Recruitment and selection.
  • Investigations.
  • Support at disciplinary and appeal hearings.
  • Restructuring.
  • The training of employee representatives.
  • Mediation.

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Wrigleys offer an employment law and HR subscription service that provides a helpline service and online document library on a range of plan options.

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